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Tax Invoice and GST Returns

Date 14 Jul 2021
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Time of supply determines return period; an earlier-issued tax invoice must be reported in that return unless reissued.
An invoice dated June should ordinarily be reported in June GSTR-1 because the time of supply (and tax liability) arises on the invoice date; alternatively, to align invoicing with physical removal in July and the e-way bill, one may cancel the June invoice and issue a fresh July invoice to comply with invoice-timing requirements. (AI Summary)

XYZ issued Tax Invoice i.e. date of the invoice is June’21 but the goods were physically moved out of the factory in July’21 and therefore e – way bill and lorry receipt is also dated July’21. In the GST Monthly Returns, this transaction is required to be shown in June’21 or July’21?

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